Depot CI
depot.devRun GitHub Actions-compatible workflows on Depot compute with local-run and job-debugging tools.
Run GitHub Actions-compatible workflows on Depot compute with local-run and job-debugging tools.
Publish a static website from a GitHub repository, using a branch or a GitHub Actions workflow.
Automate repository workflows in a self-hosted Gitea instance.
Run GitHub Actions workflows locally to get faster feedback before pushing changes.
Keep supported dependencies and GitHub Actions references current through reviewable pull requests.
Keeps a categorized GitHub release draft updated as pull requests merge.
Run repository workflows on events such as pushes, with jobs executed by GitHub-hosted or self-hosted runners.
Use scheduled GitHub Actions to monitor endpoints, record response-time history, and publish a status page.
Read and manage GitHub resources from software using documented REST endpoints.
A capture-first text notebook that can route drafts into actions and other apps.
An Android UI testing framework for expressing screen actions and assertions in app tests.
Edit code on macOS with project search, multiple carets, bundles, and version-control actions.
WordPress forms with detailed conditional actions and calculations
Record, replay, and inspect UI tests for desktop, web, and mobile applications.
Run gray-box end-to-end tests against React Native apps on iOS and Android.
Plan and run GitHub migrations with GitHub-native tools
Build issue-linked tables, Kanban boards, and roadmaps for work tracked on GitHub.
Create a cloud development environment for a repository and edit it in a browser-based VS Code workspace.
Deploy applications to Kubernetes in your AWS, Azure, or GCP account.
Turn Conventional Commits into reviewed release pull requests.
Run event-driven CI jobs and GitHub automation from Kubernetes clusters your team operates.
Preview and deploy infrastructure changes through the same CI workflow as application code.
Draft, audit, translate, and publish product documentation connected to a GitHub project.